GED Election Practice Question Answer

Posted by Curtis Published in GED Math, GED Practice Question, Number Sense

I’ve been looking into this election stuff, and how we vote for president. We’ve got primaries, that narrow it down… then, we usually vote between two main people. But how do we get it down to two people? Is it fair? Well, I’m tryin’ to figure it out, so I’m tryin’ some GED math examples [...]

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Jan

GED Math for Elections…Practice Question

Posted by Curtis Published in GED Math, GED Practice Question, Number Sense

Okay, I’m all about the GED. But I got to know about this election stuff that’s going on. So to figure out some GED math about elections, I sent you to this website called The Mathematics of Voting, to learn more about math and voting.

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Jan

Finding GED Math in the Elections…

Posted by Curtis Published in GED Math, Statistics

Okay. I’m into this election thing, as you know. So, I’ve been doin’ some GED research to figure out how math from the GED test can fit in with the elections. My big question is, how come we need these primaries? How come we gotta have two candidates, and not let a bunch of people [...]

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Jan

GED Election Practice Question… Answered

Posted by Curtis Published in GED Math, GED Practice Question, Number Sense

Yeah, everyone says there ain’t math in everyday life like in the GED math test, but look at how math makes a difference in who gets to be president? That’s a big deal… and you can see the same sort of math on the GED. So, here’s the question…

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Jan

GED Practice Question: Election Math

Posted by Curtis Published in GED Practice Question, Number Sense, Statistics

Hey. Everyone’s all up on this New Year’s GED stuff, get your GED for the new year, and all that. I say, get your GED. Nuff said. New year, no new year, jus’ sit down and do it. All you got to do is study, an’ that GED is yours. Right?

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